Lupita provided a verbal update on Sept. 2 on the city’s mobility-plan work. She said the mobility consultant completed the first task deliverables and staff expect a written report confirming there are no deficiencies in the current network as it stands.

Staff plan to host an October stakeholder meeting and may bring the topic to the city commission to collect broader input. Lupita also said the consultant and staff discussed potential pilot mobility services for the island, mentioning ideas such as a taxi-style golf-cart service or a rickshaw-style bicycle service as potential local mobility options; board members and staff said such services have worked in other cities.

No formal action was taken; the item was presented as an informational update and staff said they would circulate a written report once available.